Managed Wetland definition
Managed Wetland means publicly or privately owned Parcel(s) (1) having an Assessor’s office or MSGSA land use code of 0907, 0909, 0911, 4343, 1515, and (2) containing a wetland that receives seasonal, semipermanent, or permanent flooding to simulate natural processes that promote flood production, habitat for the benefit of wetland dependent species, and (3) that is expressly designated as, or administered as, any of the following:
Managed Wetland means those diked-off areas wherein water manipulation and/or the cultivation of waterfowl food plants is conducted to enhance habitat conditions for waterfowl and other water-associated birds, wildlife, or fish. Such areas may be used either exclusively or in combination for both consumptive (hunting or fishing) or non- consumptive (non-hunting or non-fishing) uses such as nature study, photography, and similar passive wildlife use activities.
Managed Wetland. “Managed wetland” means those diked areas in the marsh in which water inflow and outflow is artificially controlled or in which waterfowl food plants are cultivated, or both, to enhance habitat conditions for waterfowl and other water-associated birds, wildlife, or fish, regardless of whether such areas are used for hunting or fishing or non-consumptive uses such as nature study, photograph, and similar passive wildlife activities, or a combination of both such consumptive and non-consumptive uses.
Examples of Managed Wetland in a sentence
Actions in this group include Joint-Use Facilities, Managed Wetland Improvement Fund, and Roaring River Distribution System turnout maintenance.
Damage to or Destruction of Known Cultural Resources Resulting from Managed Wetland Activities.